Allow more characters in Golang bench outputs#131
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This adds , and = as acceptable characters as Go benchmark names. Previously benchmarks with these character were not detected by this action.
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Thank you for the contribution @vaeryn-uk!
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This adds , and = as acceptable characters as Go benchmark names. Previously benchmarks with these character were not detected by this action.
I've run across this problem specifically using table benchmarks, where there are multiple changing variables per benchmark.
foo=bar,baz=quxfeels like a natural name for these, e.g.